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Best Option?

Over the last 2 months our lives have completely changed. My step father was my mothers caregiver and he passed away. Now we are in a situation where I live about an hour and a half away and living between both places half/half. My mother has limited mobility on her right side and unable to live alone. I have 2 step children that we cannot move out of the county we are in. My mother owns her house outright, and we are currently in a rental. Neither house would be able to fit a family of 5.

We are wanting to buy a new house that will fit all of our needs. We need to buy first and then sell after as I want to make it as stress free as possible for her and the possible buyer.

Is it best to do a bridge loan? Home Equity loan? HELOC? or maybe someone has a better suggestion?

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